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Ok, first of all, you need PHP itself installed on your server. I personally recommend to install it under Linux / Unix instead of Windows. As I commented on the other &quot;oubelkas...&quot; question you can find lots of resources, info and a manual on PHP on <br />
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<a href="http://www.php.net" rel="ugc">http://www.php.net</a><br />
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I won't suggest anything, since everybody has his own opinion. What I can say is that it works great and that it ain't difficult to learn at all. You can use PHP along with HTML, Javascript and other languages. &nbsp;<br />
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If you want anymore information you can always ask me :)<br />
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Joseph
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Ok, first of all, you need PHP itself installed on your server. I personally recommend to install it under Linux / Unix instead of Windows. As I commented on the other "oubelkas..." question you can find lots of resources, info and a manual on PHP on

http://www.php.net [http://www.php.net]

I won't suggest anything, since everybody has his own opinion. What I can say is that it works great and that it ain't difficult to learn at all. You can use PHP along with HTML, Javascript and other languages.  

If you want anymore information you can always ask me :)

Joseph

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well,<br />
First of all, as soon as i have the time, i will continue to look into this language.<br />
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For now,<br />
oubelkas, please answer to get your grade.<br />
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Justus
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well,
First of all, as soon as i have the time, i will continue to look into this language.

For now,
oubelkas, please answer to get your grade.

Justus

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Ok, concernicg this topic...<br />
Oublekas,<br />
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Where do i start?<br />
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to be more exact, what do i need to run php? and where do i find documentation about it?<br />
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on this moment i use vba, perl, JavaScript and html to make database connections to our AS/400, running on any webserver.<br />
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Do you suggest to 'step over' to PHP or not, and would it be difficult to learn?<br />
<br />
Justus.
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Ok, concernicg this topic...
Oublekas,

Where do i start?

to be more exact, what do i need to run php? and where do i find documentation about it?

on this moment i use vba, perl, JavaScript and html to make database connections to our AS/400, running on any webserver.

Do you suggest to 'step over' to PHP or not, and would it be difficult to learn?

Justus.

oubelkas...

PHP is a widely-used server-side scripting language especially suited for web development, powering tens of millions of sites from Facebook to personal WordPress blogs. PHP is often paired with the MySQL relational database, but includes support for most other mainstream databases. By utilizing different Server APIs, PHP can work on many different web servers as a server-side scripting language.